Okla. Stat. tit. 14A, § 14A-4-113
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Sale of insurance product in conjunction with
Official statutory text
subsection 10 mortgage – Conditions - Disclosure.
A creditor shall not sell any individual or group credit life,
accident and health or unemployment insurance product on a prepaid
single premium basis in conjunction with a subsection 10 mortgage
referred to in subsection (10) of Section 1-301 of Title 14A of the
Oklahoma Statutes unless the following conditions are met:
(a) if a creditor offers any individual or group credit
life, accident and health or unemployment insurance
product purchased on a prepaid single premium basis in
conjunction with a subsection 10 mortgage, the
creditor shall offer the obligor the option of
purchasing all such insurance on a monthly premium
basis, if such option is available;
(b) a creditor shall not sell credit life, accident and
health or unemployment insurance products in
conjunction with a subsection 10 mortgage other than
where the insurance premiums are calculated, earned
and paid on a monthly or other regular, periodic basis
without providing a separate disclosure with a copy
acknowledged by the obligor no later than the time of
closing in a form substantially similar to the
following:
"Insurance Notice To Obligor
You have elected to buy credit life, accident and
health and/or unemployment insurance in conjunction
with this mortgage loan. The cost of this insurance
is being prepaid, and it is being financed at the
interest rate provided for in the loan. This
insurance is not required as a condition of closing
this loan, and it has been included with the loan at
your request.
You have the right at any time to cancel any or all
such policies purchased in conjunction with this loan.
You may cancel your policy or policies by signing and
returning a copy of this notice to your creditor or
you may contact your creditor directly.
If you cancel your insurance within thirty (30) days
of the date of your loan, then you will receive either
a full refund or a credit against your loan account.
If you cancel your insurance at any other time, you
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 14A. Consumer Credit Code Page 184
will receive either a refund or credit against your
loan account of any unearned premium. You must cancel
within thirty (30) days of the date of the loan to
receive a full refund.
Credit Insurance Cancellation
I (we) request that the creditor cancel the __________
insurance that I (we) purchased in conjunction with my
(our) mortgage loan dated _________________
_____________________________
Today’s Date
_____________________________
Borrower”
(c) this subsection shall not apply to credit life,
accident and health or unemployment insurance sold by
the creditor for which the obligor chooses the
beneficiary and it is someone other than the creditor.
A creditor shall not sell any individual or group credit life,
accident and health or unemployment insurance product on a prepaid
single premium basis in conjunction with a subsection 10 mortgage
referred to in subsection (10) of Section 1-301 of Title 14A of the
Oklahoma Statutes unless the following conditions are met:
(a) if a creditor offers any individual or group credit
life, accident and health or unemployment insurance
product purchased on a prepaid single premium basis in
conjunction with a subsection 10 mortgage, the
creditor shall offer the obligor the option of
purchasing all such insurance on a monthly premium
basis, if such option is available;
(b) a creditor shall not sell credit life, accident and
health or unemployment insurance products in
conjunction with a subsection 10 mortgage other than
where the insurance premiums are calculated, earned
and paid on a monthly or other regular, periodic basis
without providing a separate disclosure with a copy
acknowledged by the obligor no later than the time of
closing in a form substantially similar to the
following:
"Insurance Notice To Obligor
You have elected to buy credit life, accident and
health and/or unemployment insurance in conjunction
with this mortgage loan. The cost of this insurance
is being prepaid, and it is being financed at the
interest rate provided for in the loan. This
insurance is not required as a condition of closing
this loan, and it has been included with the loan at
your request.
You have the right at any time to cancel any or all
such policies purchased in conjunction with this loan.
You may cancel your policy or policies by signing and
returning a copy of this notice to your creditor or
you may contact your creditor directly.
If you cancel your insurance within thirty (30) days
of the date of your loan, then you will receive either
a full refund or a credit against your loan account.
If you cancel your insurance at any other time, you
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 14A. Consumer Credit Code Page 184
will receive either a refund or credit against your
loan account of any unearned premium. You must cancel
within thirty (30) days of the date of the loan to
receive a full refund.
Credit Insurance Cancellation
I (we) request that the creditor cancel the __________
insurance that I (we) purchased in conjunction with my
(our) mortgage loan dated _________________
_____________________________
Today’s Date
_____________________________
Borrower”
(c) this subsection shall not apply to credit life,
accident and health or unemployment insurance sold by
the creditor for which the obligor chooses the
beneficiary and it is someone other than the creditor.
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